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That looks wrong to me, the p/c override and supply for the control.

depends on what you are trying to achieve.
if you want the lights
perm on, turn manual switch to on.
automatic, turn manual switch to off with over ride switch on
perm off, turn manual switch to off and over ride switch to off
 
Here’s more detailed schematics, if it’s any help.
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The switch live to the lamp and perm live to the module..
To configure between 2 types you would just link out the sw & perm live.
But your set up doesn’t work like that
 

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